Fat Bastard Shiraz 75cl

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Description:Bright, ruby red colour with intense and elegant notes of crushed strawberries. Rich red fruits with strawberry flavour, notes of cherry on the finish and delicate tannins. a b Pfanner, Eric (July 23, 2006). "French wine opens up to brand culture". The New York Times . Retrieved August 31, 2018– via International Herald Tribune. a b Eads, Lauren (February 10, 2016). "ASA bans Fat Bastard wine ads". The Drinks Business . Retrieved August 30, 2018.

a b c d e f "Lead Balloons: When Negative Brand Names Work". CBC Radio. February 9, 2017 . Retrieved August 31, 2018. The Advertising Standards Association of Iceland banned the mass-mailing of an advertisement circular that featured the wine on its cover and had been sent to 175,000 homes and a primary school. [7] It said that the product's name was "unsuitable to be seen by young children and should not have featured on the outside covers of the circulars" that had been "distributed to homes in an un-targeted manner". [7] The brand began as a collaboration between French winemaker Thierry Boudinaud and British wine importer Guy Anderson that was launched as a company in 1995. [1] [2] [4] The original intention of the partnership was to sell wines produced in the Languedoc-Roussillon region of southern France to foreign markets. [1] In German wines, Staffelter Hof Little Bastard Wine stands tall as a rebellious and audacious expression of the Mosel region. Its captivating aromas, bold flavours, and velvety texture challenge conventions and invite wine enthusiasts to embrace the unconventional. Whether enjoyed on its own or paired with bold and flavorful dishes, Little Bastard Wine promises a journey of intrigue and delight. So, raise a glass, celebrate the audacity, and savour the distinctive character of Staffelter Hof Little Bastard Wine. Prost!Staffelter Hof Little Bastard Wine's unique profile lends itself to a range of bold and flavorful food pairings. Its touch of sweetness and lively acidity make it an excellent match for spicy cuisines, such as Thai or Indian dishes, as it helps to balance and complement the heat. The wine's fruit-forward character also pairs well with rich and savoury dishes, such as roasted pork, spicy sausages, or tangy barbecue. The contrasting flavours create a harmonious interplay that elevates the dining experience. Pomranz, Mike (September 6, 2017). "Placement of 'Fat Bastard' Wine Offends U.K. Grocery Customer". Food and Wine . Retrieved August 31, 2018.

a b c d e f g h i Taber, George M. (21 November 2006). Judgment of Paris: California vs. France and the Historic 1976 Paris Tasting That Revolutionized Wine. Simon and Schuster. pp.286–. ISBN 978-1-4165-4789-1 . Retrieved August 31, 2018. The story of the Gabriel Meffre Winery began in 1936, when Gabriel and his wife, both passionate about wine, created their ‘Négociant-Vinificateur’ business in Gigondas, in the heart of the Rhone Valley in Southern France.More than 80 years later, the family business has built on its strong foundations and has established its reputation as a leading Winery in the southern Rhone Valley. With a complementary know-how of ‘Négociant-Eleveur’ and Producer, the Winery is deeply involved in sustainable development and Social Responsibility (CSR). In the glass: Fat Bastard Merlot is a deep dark blood-red color with a semi-opaque core going out into a fine crimson-red rim definition and medium-high viscosity. In terms of texture, Staffelter Hof Little Bastard Wine leaves a lasting impact. It glides smoothly across the palate, showcasing a luscious and velvety mouthfeel. The wine's off-dry nature creates a pleasing richness, accentuating the fruit flavours and contributing to a well-rounded experience. The finish is long and satisfying, with a delicate balance between sweetness and acidity, leaving a trail of fruitiness that lingers on the taste buds. Guy was a rebel in the wine industry believing that quality was paramount in a wine but that the average consumer hated the traditional intimidation heaped on them by most of the wine industry. The two had collaborated before and this was yet another chance to drink wine, catch up on family and enjoy a few days together. After tasting hundreds of barrel samples both were pleased with the quality, but not blown away.The specific grape varieties used in Staffelter Hof Little Bastard may vary depending on the vintage and the winemaker's choices. Staffelter Hof is known for cultivating traditional grape varieties of the Mosel region, such as Riesling and Pinot Noir. One or more of these varieties may be used in this wine. The Rough Guide to True Crime. Rough Guides Limited. 1 September 2009. pp.520–. ISBN 978-1-4053-8139-0 . Retrieved August 31, 2018. Even with the unique name and the great wine, the two proceeded slowly in production. The public on both sides of the pond LOVED the wine. Most people bought a bottle because of the name and returned to buy cases because of the quality. The exact style and flavour profile of Staffelter Hof Little Bastard may vary depending on the specific vintage and winemaking techniques. However, being produced by a Mosel winery, it's likely that the wine would exhibit the characteristics typical of the region, such as a focus on freshness, acidity, and potential for minerality. The wine's arguably offensive name has helped to draw attention to the brand, but has also caused some problems in its marketing and distribution. [6] [4]

Will le FAT bastard pair well with your favorite food? Yes, yes, and yes again. Their wines are perfect for any cozy comfort food. What an elegant Chardonnay. Le FAT bastard Chardonnay is FULL-BODIED, with aromas of peach and great fruit flavors. And is that a hint of vanilla? Tres bien! In the heart of the Mosel region in Germany, where vineyards stretch along the steep slopes of the river, lies a wine that defies convention and challenges the status quo—Staffelter Hof Little Bastard Wine. Join me as we embark on a journey of discovery, exploring the audacious character, distinctive flavours, and rebellious spirit of this captivating German gem. The sweetness level of Staffelter Hof Little Bastard can vary depending on the vintage and style. The Mosel region is known for producing various wines, including dry, off-dry, and sweet styles. It's recommended to refer to the winery's specific information or tasting notes for the wine to determine its sweetness level. Thierry, a renowned winemaker who had crafted wines from California to France, from Chile to South Africa was sitting in a cold damp wine cellar one winter day when the door burst open. It was Guy Anderson, his dear friend from London who had just arrived to sample the recent vintage. “It’s cold enough to freeze the balls of a brass monkey!” Guy bellowed with a big smile on his face. “Now Thierry, let’s find out what gems we have this year.”

Staffelter Hof Little Bastard Wine makes a powerful impression on the palate, asserting its distinct personality. This off-dry Riesling boasts a remarkable balance of sweetness and acidity. Its upfront flavours of juicy stone fruits command attention, while zesty citrus notes add a refreshing twist. The wine's boldness is complemented by a subtle minerality, revealing the unique terroir of the Mosel region. With every sip, Little Bastard Wine surprises and delights, showcasing its audacity and individuality.